Fight Of The Tigers Aims At Soviet US Pact In Moscow
The 23rd congress of the Communist party in Moscow draws Chinese accusations that the Soviet Union and United States conspire to dominate the world. China accuses both powers, while the United States should avoid entanglement, letting them spar to possibly split world communism and reduce a joint threat to the free world.
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Communist Party
Moscow
United States
North Vietnam
China
Tat Ib Cal
Pope Paul VI Greets Athenagoras in Historic Kiss of Peace
Pope Paul VI travelled to Jerusalem to exchange the kiss of peace with Eastern Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras, the first such meeting in a millennium. Archbishop Ramsey and Vatican exchanges signal renewed ecumenical effort amid anti religious Communism concerns.
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Paul VI
Jerusalem
Athenagoras
Constantinople
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Martin Luther
Paul
Ramsey
Free World
At Gates of Saigon U S Forces Face Escalated Fighting
The report notes intensified combat near Saigon with artillery audible in the city and questions whether statements from Secretary McNamara reflect the true situation. The piece expresses concern over possible news management and ongoing casualties in Vietnam.
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Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Indications of coups rising in Africa amid unrest
Indications from African sources suggest conditions favor military coups in multiple countries. Guinea and Congo Brazzaville are seen as likely next targets, with seven new nations overrun in the past year. Experts note constitutions permit elections yet are often ignored, while security forces retain real power.
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Africa
Guinea
French Congo
Congo - Brazzaville
Belgian Congo
Ghana
Africa's Military Takeovers Grow Less Hostile
Ray Cromley notes that African coups show growing order and civilian governance aims. In Dahomey Soglo gains power with tacit politician support while Nigeria's military regime seeks broad party and union backing. Algeria and Upper Volta reflect varied reactions, Ghana sees prisoner releases, and analysts see moderating trends toward civilian transfer and Western alignment.
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Dahomey
Christophe Soglo
Soglo
Nigeria
Meany Says Labor Will Not Declare War on Democrats
AFL-CIO president George Meany warns his attack on the Democratic Party is not a war declaration. The union federation plans continued voter registration and labor-backed candidates, betting Democrats will largely benefit from labor mobilization in 1966.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Democratic Party
Ohio
COPE
Labor Federation
Congress
Michael Feighan
Texas
Boston
New England
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Rep
Donald Irwin
Connecticut
Michigan
G. Mennen
Meany
Endorsement for Leo Weinberg in congressional race in district
Strong endorsement from Hon. M. G. Urner for Frederick attorney Leo Weinberg as he seeks Congress. Also two farm related bills acted in the House of Delegates, including exemption of Frederick County from the Roadside tree law and permission for cleated wheel traction engines on state roads. Community meeting at Hood College's Seminary Hall to discuss the college's standing and prospects. Discussion planned on adding county Welfare Board unplaceables to state almshouses at the Western Shore County Commissioners meeting in Hagerstown. Mrs. Millard Re. Tydings to speak at the First District Federation of Women's Clubs luncheon. Households to pay higher pork and beef prices starting next Monday per OPA.
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Leo Weinberg
Frederick
M. G. Urner
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Delaplaine
Committee On Roads and
Western Shore County Commissioners Association
Hagerstown
A. Grant Hooper
Dirksen Seeks Constitutional Clarification on School Prayer
Senator Everett Dirksen proposes a constitutional amendment to clarify free exercise of religion in schools. He argues the plan allows voluntary student prayer without government dictating form or content, aiming to resolve court rulings since 1962 on state mandated prayers.
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Congress
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate
Illinois
Supreme Court
Dirksen
New York State
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